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Internal and external load monitoring in well-trained and professional cyclists
With the desire of inducing training adaptations in an athlete to facilitate an increase in performance capacity, as well as develop an increased resilience to fatigue, a sustained period of tolerable physiological stress is required. However, this adaptation is only possible when an adequate period...
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Department of Human Biology
2025
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